Tiger Lucky Bamboo

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A distinctive take on one of Asia's most loved good-luck plants, the Tiger Lucky Bamboo has boldly striped canes and fresh upright leaves. Low-maintenance and easy to place, it is as auspicious as it is easy to care for.

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Plant care guide

Placement

Indirect lightBright, indirect light is best, but it adapts well to low light.

Watering

Water when the topsoil feels dryWater when the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry.

Soil

Nutrient-rich soilBest in a rich, loose potting mix that holds some moisture. Feed monthly in spring and summer.

Pet safety

Not pet safeCan be harmful to pets if chewed, so place it somewhere they can't reach.

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About the Tiger Lucky Bamboo

The Tiger Lucky Bamboo is a bold and beautiful indoor plant, loved for its thick cane-like stems, fresh green shoots, and tiger-like bands that give it a very distinct look. Botanically a Dracaena, it is not a true bamboo but carries the same calm, lucky, and graceful feeling that lucky bamboo is known for. Easy to care for and well suited for Indian homes, it grows best in bright indirect light and needs watering only when the topsoil starts to feel dry. Often kept for Vastu and Feng Shui, bringing positivity, growth, and good luck, it makes a lovely choice for desks, shelves, corners, offices, and thoughtful gifting.

Specifications

Botanical name: Dracaena sanderiana
Plant type: Foliage
Size: Medium
Height: 19–29 cm
Care level: Easy
Best placement: Table Top, Desk, Shelf and Corner
Good for: Gifting, Vastu

Did you know?

Its banded canes are what give it the 'tiger' name.
Lucky bamboo is not a true bamboo but a Dracaena.
It is a popular gift for new homes and businesses, as a sign of good fortune.

Packed for tosses and tumbles

Fit snuglyTucked in tight to ride out every bump.
Tied downPot and soil stay put, whichever way it turns.
Air holesRoom to breathe, so it arrives ready to show off.

Notes From Plant Parents

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No Saplings
Grown to a full, display-ready size before it ships.
Arrives as Shown
The plant in the photos, in the pot you picked.
Real Photos, Honest Sizes
Shot at our farm, with real heights in cm.
Grown at Our Own Farm in Bhopal
Cared for by our team until the day it ships.
Delivered Across India
From our farm to homes all over India.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tiger Lucky Bamboo considered lucky?

Your answer is in the name: Lucky Bamboo is commonly kept in homes and offices as per Vastu and Feng Shui, where it is associated with positivity, growth, good luck, and peaceful energy.

Where should I keep Tiger Lucky Bamboo at home?

Keep it on a desk, shelf, side table, office table, or bright indoor corner where it gets soft natural light but not harsh direct afternoon sun.

How often should I water Tiger Lucky Bamboo?

Water it when the top 2–3 cm of the soil starts to feel dry. The plant likes moist soil, but avoid keeping the soil constantly wet, as too much water can damage the roots.

Is Tiger Lucky Bamboo real bamboo?

No, it is not a true bamboo. It belongs to the genus Dracaena, but is popularly called lucky bamboo because of its bamboo-like stems and meaning in Vastu and Feng Shui.

Is Tiger Lucky Bamboo good for indoors?

Yes, Tiger Lucky Bamboo is a great indoor plant because it stays compact, looks neat, and grows well in the light that enters our homes.